Sentence examples for consistent disease from inspiring English sources

These include lack of consistent disease definitions and outcome measures, inadequate follow-up, and inconsistent therapeutic interventions.

Several SNPs showed a consistent disease association in both panels (Table S6, Figure S5).

A distinct advantage of murine models of SLE is that animals can be evaluated prior to disease onset and the animals also have relatively consistent disease progression.

Although the increase in fasciolosis in the UK has been attributed to climate change [10] [12] the link has not been proven due to the paucity of long term studies and lack of consistent disease incidence data [13].

Our spatial epidemiology of FP provides four significant results: (i) turtle size is a consistent disease risk factor, (ii) disease variability is at the local scale, (iii) disease rates and land use are correlated, and (iv) the disease is linked to macroalgae.

The men looked to clinicians to provide consistent disease specific dietary advice.

In addition, SNP rs1793004 in the gene encoding nel-like 1 precursor (NELL1, chromosome 11p15.1) showed a consistent disease-association in independent German population- and family-based samples (942 cases, 1082 controls, 375 trios).

In conclusion, we confirmed that EP6 and EP7 had potential for use as fetal-specific EPs for the NIPT of fetal T21, due to their consistent disease-specific epigenetic characteristics.

The overall direction of change in these variables was one of consistent deterioration with increasing disease.

Genome-wide divergence (dS, dN, and dN/dS ratio) was calculated between the sequences at early and late time points for the six participants with fibrosis stages available at both serum collections (4 participants with consistent mild disease, 1 participant with conversion from mild to severe disease, 1 participant with consistent severe disease).

Overall, these subjects continued to demonstrate outcomes consistent with disease progression, but no acceleration of the disease course.